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'Mary Guthrie' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 37-363
most recent 19 JUN 09 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 19 JUN 09 by Sandie Maclean
American Rose Annual 1932
'Mary Guthrie'
H.W.
description etc,no parentage given.
Note that it is listed as a Hybrid Wichuraiana.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 19 JUN 09 by Patricia Routley
Thanks Sandie. We'll enter the references forthwith.
'Mary Guthrie' had R.wichuraiana as a grandmother, so, yes, hybrid wich.
But it is interesting that in 1932, no parentage was being listed.
Apparently by 1940, Modern Roses II was listing the parentage.

I've never been able to understand the 1936 reference to "heliotrope pink blooms".
My heliotrope is purple. Does it come in pink?
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Discussion id : 22-074
most recent 15 OCT 07 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 15 OCT 07 by Patricia Routley
Re the parentage of ‘Mary Guthrie’: Jersey Beauty x Scorcher.
(Mr. T. A. Stewart was a friend of Alister Clark and the editor of the Australian Rose Annual)

1931 The Australian Rose Annual
p60 T. A. Stewart. Roses of Australia: 1929. Mary Guthrie (H.T.). Alister Clark, Vic. – A distinct and striking single Rose of a new colour, obtained by the use of a new Chinese species, which has imported to it a shade of vivid pink that is pleasing and unique.

1935 The Australian Rose Annual
p39-6 Alister Clark. A glance round my garden reveals good prospect of winter flowering Roses, although we are within a month of the shortest day. ……[tea roses] and Mary Guthrie are all full of young, fresh foliage and buds, ..........

1935 The Australian Rose Annual
p121-3 T. A. Stewart, Editor: Awards for Australian Roses: Gratification will be felt by Australian Rose lovers generally at the fact that not only are Australian Roses receiving generous recognition in America, but that, in results from the Portland (U.S.A.) International Test Garden recently issued, three of Mr. Alister Clarks Roses have been successful in securing awards, ….. and Mary Guthrie each receiving a Certificate of Merit. Sincere congratulations are extended to Mr. Clark. Mary Guthrie (H.T.) is a distinct and striking Rose of a new colour obtained by the use of a new Chinese species, which has imparted to it a shade of vivid pink that is pleasing and unique. Wonderfully free-flowering.
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